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I discovered yesterday that when I try to add a new application or group to my easystroke setup, easystroke exits and spits this out to the terminal: "Segmentation fault (core dumped)". I have since found that if I start with a fresh configuration I can add new applications and groups, but only if the current group being added to (including the top-level "Default" group) does not already contain another application or group. In other words, each node in the group/application hierarchy may only contain a single direct child node. "easystroke --verbose" reports nothing unusual before the segmentation fault, and every other aspect of the application works as expected.
I don't know exactly when this started, since I rarely have to change these settings, but I do know that I did not have this issue this past December when I first set up easystroke, and also that the easystroke package has had no changes since before that time. I assume this means that the problem must involve some other package(s) besides, or in addition to, something wrong with easystroke itself. This leaves me with two problems. First, I don't know what else to do to figure out what's going wrong. Second, I'm uncertain as to whether I should file a bug report, or even where I would need to file it if I did, since I don't know what piece of software is causing it. I would very much appreciate some advice on the latter, even if you don't have any ideas on how to fix the issue.
The version I am using is easystroke 0.6.0-4
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Segfault here as well as of 2014/08/15. I imported my settings from an old linux install, so I don't know exactly when it appeared.
Last edited by morphheus (2014-08-15 18:41:04)
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problem solved for me by downgrading to 0.5.6-4
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Segfault here as well. I also think that this issue is caused by some chages of dependencies, and using a fresh settings (remove ~/.easystroke) doesn't help.
Does Anyone know how to solve this problem without downgrading ?
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